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Comment #43653472
Do you have any numbers to back that statement up? E.g. I have solar panels and a home battery and pay less than a $100 a year for electricity.
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Comment #43652208
How is it a waste of money if a lot of people, including the author of the article, already have an nVidia GPU in their PC? Running locally has a lot of advantages - privacy, getti…
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Comment #43611769
EU, UK, Switzerland, Norway have huge government innovation funds. Unfortunately they are mostly given to manage to politicians who are loyal, but not very bright, and possibly cor…
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Comment #43338754
My guess is the battery will come with some sort of remotely controlled switch that disconnects the house from the grid, before the battery starts supplying power.
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Comment #43338722
This is an interesting idea and I wish you a good luck building a profitable business around it. Before starting to apply voltage to a home electric gird, I guess you need to disco…
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Comment #43319652
What do you think will happen with humans when there are a trillion agents with "god like AI" out there?
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Comment #43319556
The big, expensive batteries are dead reliable. It's the puny 12-volts that are causing problems.
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Comment #43304113
"Change is inevitable. You can’t stop the railroad as they used to say. It’s going to kill some jobs but not all of them." I personally don't worry about jobs. AI is progressing ve…
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Comment #41230988
Boeing has been very slow at raising salaries and contract rates in the last 15 years or so. That lead to a lot of the best engineers, managers and technicians leaving.
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Comment #41230954
Apparently a few CF customers got emails last week saying that CF is investigating a customer data leak. Wonder if it has something to do with the lack of response from support.
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Comment #40928128
DDR5 has a bit of ECC built in, but yeah - one of the major problems that Intel created is using ECC RAM support as a feature to sell their Xeon line of processors and so living 99…
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Comment #40925427
SoC RAM let's the vendor abuse the user. The 8GB needed to go from 8GB to 16GB on a MacBook Air cost Apple less than $10, but it charges the customer extra $200 for it. Don't see h…
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Comment #40925312
So if China tries to take Taiwan by military force, how do you think it will end?
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Comment #40925251
I need 64GB, this Intel new generation will be useless to me. I think Dell XPS is the only laptop with Qualcomm Snapdragon X that offers 64GB currently. I see upgradable RAM as on …
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Comment #40925222
Give it a try :) I think it's early days and whyle AI can write code to deliver features it's not perfect. So someone who knows how to write code, deploy software has a basic under…